Those techno innovations have been acquired by the "Kultirforum" collection in the Staatliche Museen in Berlin and also for the permanent archives of the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
We also thank Mr Y. Mukai of the Institute of the Society for Techno-innovation of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries for supplying data from the WhoGA database and for his help in building the GBrowse viewer.
His work with industry partners, government agencies, and humanitarian organizations has explored ways that techno-social innovation may enhance trust-building, information sharing, and joint decision making across boundaries and lower barriers to organizational change.
Smart sustainable cities as a techno-urban innovation represent transformative processes that have been fueled by the increasing infiltration of information intelligence into urban systems in terms of operations, functions, services, designs, practices, and policies.
Also, the Learning Design Studio (LDS) is a course format, which gradually guides student-teachers to address and formulate a learning design challenge by inventing a techno-pedagogical innovation (Mor & Mogilevsky, 2013).
The education system has experimented with a regression in its capacity to develop techno-educational innovations.
From an educational change perspective, the system fosters techno-educational innovations, and change-management capacities are developed within the system.
The study followed a technographic study that highlighted cocoa as a public crop requiring broad techno-social innovations.
The rivalry among stakeholders and parts of the system neutralise the impacts and effects of the techno-educational innovations developed by Plan Ceibal.
From the point of view of educational change, the education system loses its capacity to develop techno-educational innovations at the system level, and there is no development of change management capacity either.
